What you'll hear inside Church of San Pedro Apóstol:

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  Main Altarpiece (Rodríguez del Cárcano, 1716)

  The Retablo Mayor in the church of San Pedro Apóstol occupies the main chapel and is a Baroque altarpiece completed in 1716, attributed to artist Rodríguez del Cárcano.

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  Cimborio of the Crossing

  The lantern tower at the crossing of the Church of San Pedro Apóstol in Ávila rises where the transept meets the central nave, crowning the building's most symbolic space.

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  Western Façade Rose Window

  The rose window of San Pedro Apóstol's western façade in Ávila dominates the main face of the church, set within a grand rounded arch.

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  Polychrome Gothic Baptismal Font

  The polychrome Gothic baptismal font stands as a notable feature in the Evangelist's aisle of the church of San Pedro Apóstol in Ávila.

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  Retablo of Saint Paul (Pillar of the Gospel)

  The retablo of San Pablo stands on the Gospel side pier of the crossing in Ávila's cathedral, paired with the retablo of Santa Catalina opposite.

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  Tower (13th Century)

  The bell tower of the Church of San Pedro Apóstol stands as a separate structure attached to the north side of the Gospel apse, on the building's eastern façade.

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  Sacristy (late 15th century)

  The Sacristy is a square-plan chamber adjoining the right transept of the Church of San Pedro Apóstol in Ávila, added to the building in the late 15th century.

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  16th Century Atrium

  The 16th-century atrium completely surrounds the Church of San Pedro Apóstol, creating a transitional space between the church and the plaza beyond.